The Supreme Court of India has provided relief to the Art of Living Foundation in a case related to damage caused by floods in the Yamuna floodplain. The court ruled that there is sufficient evidence indicating the event site was already in a deteriorated state before it was transferred to the foundation. This decision suggests that the foundation may not be solely responsible for the damage caused by the floods. The ruling highlights the importance of assessing the pre-existing conditions of sites before assigning responsibility for any subsequent damage.
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